The Bible stands as the undisputed 'King of Translation' in publishing history, having been translated into over 3,600 languages. To put this staggering figure into perspective: if one were to read a version in a new language every day, it would take nearly 10 years to cover them all. In stark contrast, while the Harry Potter series set records for modern literature (translated into roughly 80 languages), its global reach pales in comparison to the linguistic and geographical span of the Bible. This is not merely a publishing statistic; it reflects one of the most profound and extensive trajectories of cultural and religious dissemination in human history.